1925 Norse American Medal Gold Matte Proof PCGS PR65 (CAC)

Introducing the 1925 Norse American Medal Gold Matte Proof PCGS PR65 (CAC). This exquisite piece, minted in Philadelphia, is crafted in gold, creating a stunning and luxurious appearance. With a limited mintage of only 100, this gold proof Norse Medal is an incredibly scarce issue, adding to its desirability and collectability.

During its initial release, the price of this gold medal was relatively high, making it inaccessible for most individuals in 1925. As a result, the Mint was forced to melt 53 of the unsold pieces, leaving only 47 examples in existence at the time. Today, the number of surviving specimens is believed to be even lower, making this medal a coveted rarity among collectors.

The purpose of minting the 1925 Norse Medals was to commemorate the 100th Anniversary of the arrival of the Norse immigrants in New York on October 09, 1825. The obverse of the medal features two different years, symbolizing the significance of the Norse immigrants' arrival in 1825 and the issuance of the medal itself in 1925. The reverse side showcases the date A.D. 1000, honoring the arrival of the Vikings in America centuries before.

In addition to its historical significance, the 1925 Norse American Medal stands out for its exceptional quality. Graded PR65 by PCGS and certified by CAC, this piece has achieved a high level of excellence. The gold matte finish adds a touch of elegance, enhancing the overall appeal of this collectible medal.

Don't miss the opportunity to own a piece of history with the 1925 Norse American Medal Gold Matte Proof PCGS PR65 (CAC). With a limited population of only 6 and 7 higher, this rarity is a true gem among collectors. Invest in this scarce and valuable piece, and become part of a select group of individuals who appreciate the significance and beauty of the Norse immigrants' journey to America.